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Hold tab -> drag to one side of the screen. I don’t know how much closer to “just works” it can get. Or, open app drawer, long press safari, use menu that pops
by wilsonnb3 5y ago
Hold tab -> drag to one side of the screen. I don’t know how much closer to “just works” it can get.
Or, open app drawer, long press safari, use menu that pops up to launch a new window.
Multitasking on iPadOS is not very complicated and the features they announced today are going to make it even easier.
- jordache 5y agothen sometimes I'll get a floating safari window. I hate how I can't define the precise dimension I want for those panes. If I drag and flick it too fast, it flies off the screen. A few hours later, I'll find those windows that flew away shelved in some magical space.
- fomine3 5y agoThis. Accidentally appeared floating window and closing it is frustrating me.
- criddell 5y agoAnd how easy is it when Safari isn't in the dock?
- wilsonnb3 5y agoHonestly not sure how it works now, I can’t imagine there are many people out there that without safari on their dock. If you actively have safari open it should be in the ‘recent apps’ section of the dock anyways, I don’t think you can turn that off. Now in 15 there is a button at the top of the window you can press that takes you to the Home Screen to open any app you want next to your current app.